This book was gifted to me. I've been familiar with the Law of Attraction, but I've never actually read a book about it. You're not going to like this book if you are not at least open to the theory of LOA. I think there is something to be said for the idea that if you live in joy and happiness, you may be more open to opportunities and solutions than someone who is a curmudgeon, but it's really easy to say "just be happy and good things happen to you" when you are already social and economically privileged.

There were some good takeaways in this book that were helpful to me, such as the "Choose Again" method and the emotional scale. Other ideas connected me to spiritual concepts and helped me better understand the purpose of faith. Still, it was extremely repetitive and many of the "challenges" the author or her friends/clients were facing were trivial at best when compared to real issues people face every day. I liked some of the ideas here and I definitely will take some with me, but I probably won't be recommending this to anyone.